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I've had the install of Leopard up and running for a few days now, working out splendidly. However, tonight I bought a new USB printer and it's giving me trouble.
If the printer is plugged in WHILE I boot, I get a Kernel panic, and it won't boot. No boot flags will allow it to boot. If the printer is unplugged, but the cable is still plugged in I get the same problem. If I unplug the cable from the computer, it boots perfectly fine. I can then plug the printer in and it's recognized and prints. I haven't tried replacing the kext with the USB from the Known Issues section, because I feel my USB is working fine. It recognizes my Canon PowerShot SD750, my Samsung A707 Phone, and the Printer just fine. I'm also not sure why it fails to boot when it's JUST the cable thats plugged in, with nothing attatched on the other end. This happens in multiple USB ports, so I'm sure it has something to do with the cable. SPECS: Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Asus A8N5X mainboard 2GB Corsair DDR 400 Standard USB A to B printer Cable. Any Ideas? |
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